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How much shaved ice was used to make the lemon ice cone, assuming the cone is completely full?
Photo of a snow cone. Shaved ice in the shape of a hemisphere is in a paper conewith a height of 3 and 5 tenths inches and a radius of 1 and 5 tenths inches.
(A) The amount of shaved ice inside the cone is
Ļ cubic inches.
(B) The amount of shaved ice on top of the cone is
Ļ cubic inches.
(C) The total amount of shaved ice used to make the cone is
Ļ cubi
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